Laptop Battery Camden County's trash incinerator and a Kaighn Avenue metal plating firm are among the facilities issued violation notices during a state sweep for environmental problems in the city, officials said Thursday.
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Thinkpad The Department of Environmental Protection issued violation notices to the trash-to-steam plant for failing to have a monitor required to measure air pollution. It also cited CWS Industries for illegal storage of wastes such as acids, cyanides and metals at its metal plating business.
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Desktop Computer During a news conference announcing the results of the sweep, DEP Commissioner Bradley M. Campbell called the strike a key part of Gov. James E. McGreevey's commitment to revitalizing urban areas by ensuring they are cleaner.
Notebooks "This enforcement strike will not only help correct illegal activities impacting the environment and local neighborhoods, but also sends a clear reminder to the regulated community that we will not allow them to jeopardize the health and safety of local residents," he said.
Lenovo But he added that while the rate of violations - about one per seven inspections - is higher than normal, a majority of businesses are complying with laws and regulations.
Hard Drive Mayor Gwendolyn Faison welcomed the sweep, said her spokesman, the Rev. Tony Evans. The city provided officers to assist the strike.
Travelstar "The city always welcomes information that will pave the way for improvement in our air, water and our quality of life," he said. "This is a partnership. We are partners in that effort, and we will do our part to enforce the land use, zoning and building codes to support the effort."
Gateway More than 70 officers searched the city for violations of laws designed to protect air, water and land. It did not address concerns with drinking water supplies in the city, including concerns raised about lead in drinking water at several schools.
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Software Campbell said flushing systems are being installed to remove the lead, and that "overall, the drinking water is safe" in the city.
Hard Drives The sweep was triggered by residents and activists who have complained that the state has ignored concerns about environmental problems in the impoverished, mostly minority city.
Electronics Activists responded positively to the sweep, but said it's only a beginning.
Canon "It's about time. It's clearly about time," said the Rev. Al Stewart of the Waterfront South Neighborhood Partnership.
Desktop Pc Roy Jones of the Camden Community Recovery Coalition said the city will need help cleaning up its problems.
Desktop Computers "It's definitely a first good effort," he said. "But it's the long-term effort we're looking at."
Think Pad Campbell called the lack of a pollution monitor at the trash plant on Morgan Boulevard "probably one of the more significant air violations" identified during the sweep.
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Data Recovery The problems at CWS were the most serious involving hazardous waste, Campbell said. A message left on an answering machine at the company was not returned.
Cisco The DEP has given the metal plating company until Oct. 23 to comply with a directive ordering it to properly store the waste acids and solutions. After that, the DEP will remove the materials.
Keyboard Among other serious concerns uncovered in the sweep were several junk and scrap yards that lacked systems to collect polluted runoff flowing off their sites. In some cases, pollution was "sheeting" directly into the Delaware River, Campbell said.
Monitor The DEP plans to conduct follow-up inspections at more than 50 of the facilities cited in the initial inspections.
Desktop "This coordinated effort has already had a positive impact," Campbell said. "Many violators responded quickly with our directives, and we've gained a broader awareness of the environmental challenges being faces by residents citywide."
Infosys By Lawrence Hajna
Courier-Post - 10/11/2002
Topic: NJ DEP
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